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Black HP 330 wireless keyboard and mouse combo, chiclet keys, low-profile 2.5 mm travel, three-button optical mouse 1600 DPI

HP

HP 330 Wireless Keyboard and Mouse Combo 2V9E6AA#ABL 2.4 GHz 1600 DPI 2.5 mm travel

SKU CH-WDTQ-B2248 MPN 2V9E6AA#ABL

A wireless keyboard and mouse set with 2.4 GHz connectivity, 1600 DPI optical tracking, and 2.5 mm low-profile key travel

  • Product name330
  • Keyboard connectionWireless
  • Function key count1
  • Keyboard switchesPlunger; Low profile key travel; 2.5 mm
  • Keyboard colorBlack
  • Mouse connectionUSB-A Dongle
  • Chiclet-style low-profile keys with 2.5 mm travel for quick typing
  • 12 Fn-key shortcut combos give one-touch media and navigation control
  • Single 2.4 GHz dongle connects both keyboard and mouse wirelessly
  • 1600 DPI optical sensor tracks precisely on most surfaces
  • Ergonomic design with integrated numpad supports all-day comfort

HP 330 Wireless Combo – Keyboard and Mouse

This HP 330 combo pairs a compact wireless keyboard with an ambidextrous mouse. A single 2.4 GHz USB-A dongle connects both devices to a PC. The keyboard uses low-profile plunger keys with 2.5 mm travel and includes 12 Fn-key shortcuts. The mouse has a 1600 DPI optical sensor and three buttons.

Suited for desktop users who want a tidy.

Home-office workers and students who value a number pad and media shortcuts will find the layout practical. Buyers who need mechanical switches, backlighting or adjustable DPI levels should look elsewhere. The fixed 1600 DPI and lack of programmable buttons also limit appeal for competitive gaming.

2.5 mm low-profile key travel defines the typing

The plunger switches deliver a short, quiet keystroke that suits fast, light typing. If you prefer deeper travel or tactile click feedback, this keyboard will not match that preference. The travel distance is the single spec that decides whether the feel fits your workflow.

How it compares

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Price $30.99
Cheaper than about 74% of the 603 comparable items (median $48.99).

Specifications

Product
Brand nameHP
Model nameHP 330
Part number2V9E6AA#ABL
Product name330
Keyboard colorBlack
Product typeWireless
Mouse colorBlack
Performance
Tracking technologyOptical
Connectivity
Keyboard connectionWireless
Mouse connectionUSB-A Dongle
Power
Power typeBattery
1 x AAA (mouse); 1 x AAA (keyboard)
Run timeBattery life
Up to 16 months (keyboard); Up to 12 months (mouse)
Size & build
Function key count1
Mechanical keyboardNo
Keyboard switchesPlunger; Low profile key travel; 2.5 mm
Product dimensions16.77 × 5.75 × 0.2 in (keyboard); 4.07 × 2.41 × 1.34 in (mouse)
HandednessBoth Hands
Shipping weight0.64 kg
Package size505 × 152 × 43 mm
Compatibility
RequirementsWindows 11; Windows 10
In the box
Includes mouseYes
In the boxKeyboard; Mouse; Product notice; Quick Start guide; Warranty card; R.E.D. RTF card
More details
Wrist restNo
BacklightingNo
Button count3

Questions about this item

How do I install the 2.4 GHz dongle for the HP 330 combo and what step do people often miss?

Plug the single USB-A dongle into the computer; the step people miss is waiting a few seconds for the OS to register both keyboard and mouse before typing or clicking.

What maintenance will the HP 330 keyboard and mouse need over time?

Replace the batteries in both devices when response slows; clean the optical sensor on the mouse and the chiclet keycaps with compressed air periodically.

What limit appears first during sustained use of the 1600 DPI mouse?

The optical sensor tracks accurately on most surfaces at 1600 DPI, but battery drain will eventually reduce responsiveness before any tracking limit is reached.

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